Gambling comes at a high price
The National Responsible Gambling Programme has reported a sharp spike in the number of South Africans seeking treatment for gambling-related harm.
The warning comes as the National Responsible Gambling Programme (NRGP) reports a sharp spike in the number of South Africans seeking treatment for gambling-related harm, including cases involving overwhelming debt, depression and suicidal thoughts.
The SA Responsible Gambling Foundation says sports betting now accounts for 70% of SA’s gambling market, with the month-long football tournament likely to trigger a spike in betting through mobile apps, live in-play wagering and aggressive marketing campaigns.
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